Kochbrunnen, Wiesbaden
Although the water of this source does not quite reach boiling temperature (”kochen” = to boil), it’s still steaming hot.
The hot sources have been a major tourist attraction for Wiesbaden ever since the time of the Romans.
October 7, 2005
Random post from the past:
Inverness
St Andrews Cathedral in Inverness, viewed from the bridge. Inverness is often called the "capital of the highlands" and is indeed very strategically situated if you want to explore the heart of Scotland. The river you see on the picture is the Ness. ...
August 10th, 2008 at 6:32 pm
We left Wiesbaden in 1959 to immigrate to Canada. My mother used to make me drink that brew. I hated it. Thanks for the pic, I was always wondering if that drink was still available. Faulbrunnen tasted worse. I can’t remember where it was located.-K